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Tulips
The Tulip is a perennial plant of the genus Tulipa characteristic of a bulbous shape and vibrant coloration.
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If tulips don't bloom are the bulbs no good?
As long as you did get leaves, don't give up on the tulip. It may bloom in the next season. Plants need to mature, just like everyone else.
a tulip will close in the rain because
it needs to keep its pollen dry so it can produce seeds
What does the tulip represent on Valentine's Day?
When it comes to expressing love and romance tulips rivals roses for the top honor.
The idea of tulips has been innovated for those young and old lovers alike who are love and wants to express it in a different way.
Tulips especially the pink ones can indeed work well for sending a valentine message of friendly, heartfelt affection or deep enduring love. In addition to this, tulips are the perfect non-traditional gift that commands spotlight and radiates glamor.
Tulips are lovely and classic.
Additionally they are also a great gift for all those other Valentines in our lives like our loving moms, sisters, daughters and friends.
Tulips have petals and sepals that look alike so technically they are called tepals.
What are the lyrics to the song tulips are blooming?
this this cat this is cat this how cat this to cat this keep cat this an cat this idiot cat this busy cat this for cat this 1 minute cat now go back and read the second word from each sentence now copy it and send this to all the people you think are idiots
Tulips are in the kingdom of Plantae. They are Angiosperms order Liliales and family of liliaceae. They have the genus Tulipa.
What is 'tulip' in Portuguese?
"Tulipa" is a Portuguese equivalent of "tulip" (Tulipa spp).
The Portuquese word is a feminine noun. Its singular definite article is "a" ("the"). Its singular indefinite article is "uma" ("a, one").
It's pronounced "too-LEE-puh."
Tulip does not mean tundra.
A tulip is a flower. Tundra is a type of cold land.
What is the Scientific name and common name of tulip?
los tulipanes en nombre cientifico se llaman tulipanpancientes ijijijij bueno en realidad no se si es asi jijiji
The wind is the most common way in which tulip seeds are spread. Even a mild wind can easily carry the flat, light seeds a distance. Tulip seeds also stick to the fur of animals. Seeds often take root where they drop. Birds are responsible for spreading tulip seeds as well. Some birds eat the seeds, which then pass out in the bird's droppings. Other birds carry the seeds to new places on their feathers.
